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SUMMARY OF RESULTS, 1974-75 1st XV (Inter-School matches) 2nd XV ... ... ... 3rd XV ... Under 16 Colts XV Under 15 Colts XV ... Under 15 Colts B XV Under 14 Colts XV ... Under 14 Colts B XV
P. 12 11 8 6 18 8 14 11
W. 4 7 3 2 11 5 10 6
D. 0 1 0 1 2 0 1 0
L. 8 3 5 3 5 3 3 5
RUGBY FIXTURES, 1975 Headingley Colts Home Saturday 27th Sept. Home Wednesday 1st Oct. Silcoates School Away Wednesday 8th Oct. Woodhouse Grove School ... Saturday 11th Oct. Bradford G.S. ••• Home Wednesday 15th Oct. Ashville College ••• Home Saturday 18th Oct. Denstone College •• • Away Saturday 1st Nov. Leeds G.S. ... ••• Home ... Wednesday 5th Nov. Giggleswick School ... •• • Away 8th Nov. Saturday King's School, Pontefract ... •• • Away Saturday 15th Nov. Ampleforth College ... ... •• • Home Wednesday 19th Nov. Barnard Castle School ... .• • Away Saturday 22nd Nov. Durham School ... ... ••• Away Wednesday 26th Nov. 'A' XV v. Scarborough College ••. Home Saturday 29th Nov. Worksop College ... ... •• • Home Saturday 6th Dec. Pocklington School ... ••• Away Saturday 13th Dec. Old Peterites ... ... •• • Home ••• Any Old Peterite wishing to play in the Old Boys' Match against the School should apply to J. R. Wood, "Mayfield", Stockton-on-Forest, York; Tel: York 760705.
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BOAT CLUB
This year we were missing Mr Du Croz while he was on an exchange visit to the U.S.A., though this loss to our coaching body has been amply filled by the arrival of Mr Macdonald from Durham University. Mr Duncan has again taken control of the Club, with Mr Nixon and Mr Daniel also assisting with the coaching. The Christmas Term was very usefully spent renovating and maintaining all our equipment; the work being done by members of the Club under the supervision of Nick Ramsden and the Captain, William Mcllroy. At this stage our order for a second restricted four fell through, and after much thought it was decided to order a coxless pair convertible to a double scull from B. & H. Boatbuilders of Ely. In preparation for this addition to our fleet, Mr Gray very kindly donated some racks to accommodate the new craft. At the start of the Easter Term it was decided to form a First VIII consisting of last year's 2nd and Colts Fours, while a Colts Squad was also formed under the supervision of Mr Duncan. These crews and another four trained hard through the term with a view to racing in the Yorkshire Head of the River. Three weeks before the race the eight was involved in a serious collision with one of our own sculling boats and it 45
